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I wouldn't say "fourteen oh-oh", but "fourteen hundred", and I've rarely heard just "fourteen". Extends obviously to "fourteen thirty". (Northern England)
by sonofgod 7y ago
I wouldn't say "fourteen oh-oh", but "fourteen hundred", and I've rarely heard just "fourteen".
Extends obviously to "fourteen thirty".
(Northern England)
- gpvos 7y agoInteresting, I thought that -hundred or even -oh-oh was an American thing, originating in their military. (Non-native speaker from the continent.)